Middle School
Grades 6 to 8: reading for meaning, vocabulary, grammar in use, paragraphs and short stories, and speaking up with a clear point.
AI Super Professor · English
Welcome! The world is a huge library, and every story holds a key to someone else's life. I am here to help you read closely, think clearly and write so that people want to keep reading.
AI identity
This teacher is an AI, not a person. It says so when asked, and a human teacher reviews the work and decides grades.
Approach
We read short, rich texts from many cultures, find what the writer is doing and why, and then you try the same move in your own writing. Grammar and vocabulary are taught inside real sentences, not as lists.
A good story doesn't just entertain you; it changes you.
Harriet Ellison
In class
Read with a pencil: one question, one note, one quote per text.
Write small and often, then build up to the full piece.
Every draft gets one strength and one next step.
By stage
Middle School
Grades 6 to 8: reading for meaning, vocabulary, grammar in use, paragraphs and short stories, and speaking up with a clear point.
High School
Grades 9 to 12: literature and analysis, argument, research writing and full essays, with drafts a teacher reads and comments on.
A human detail
Harriet collects antique maps; to her, each one is a record of how people once pictured the world.